Sentence examples for disaffection on from inspiring English sources

"There was widespread disaffection on professional grounds with Tantawi and company," he said.

Until now, most accounts of this Presidency have been written in a context of halting growth, stubbornly high unemployment, and disaffection on the part of many of Obama's early supporters.

Public disorder, family disintegration, cultural fragmentation and civic and religious disaffection, on the other hand, breed downward mobility and financial strain — which in turn breeds further social dislocation, in a vicious cycle that threatens to transform a working class into an underclass".

The Tories managed to capitalise on the disaffection of farmers and anglophiles to capture Monmouth.

— Irving Kristol, "The New Populism: Not To Worry" (1985) Thus the "godfather of neoconservatism" on the disaffection of Americans from their institutions and the élites who run them.

And new challenges, like the current youth-on-youth killings, the disaffection of some young Muslims, and the resurgence of the BNP have developed.

From Bewitched to Desperate Housewives, Ferris Bueller's Day Off to Muriel's Wedding, popular culture has linked the suburbs to conformity, tedium, weird goings on and the disaffection of youth.

Some of these popular protests were manipulated by factions among the elite, but that was possible only because of the large pool of disaffection to draw on.

But the disaffection of other women over the pressure on Mrs. Clinton to step aside only stiffened her determination to press on.

He blames the disaffection squarely on them.

The emergence of Sanders has also put the issue of disaffection squarely on the table.